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by wendroid 16y ago
My Sony Walkman gets 35 hours continuous mp3 playback.
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by wendroid 16y ago
Bookmarks : I already do this with Firefox / Delicious and it goes both ways and to every computer I use and anyone who is interested. Maps : I already do that with Google's My Maps Editor and any Google Maps compatible browser. I sit at my
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by wendroid 16y ago
Visual Basic sounds right for you
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by wendroid 16y ago
~Go Nero Stop this madness http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=33723&id=142983457...
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by wendroid 16y ago
thanks Capt. Buzzkill
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by wendroid 16y ago
and legumes (they fix nitrogen too!) You think carbon dioxide is bad news, wait until you find out about what all the nitrogen we introduce to the ecosystem does. #timebomb
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by wendroid 16y ago
Systems Software Research is Irrelevant (aka utah2000 or utah2k) By Rob Pike - August 05th 2000, 23:59 EST http://doc.cat-v.org/bell_labs/utah2000/
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by wendroid 16y ago
Vegetables
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by wendroid 16y ago
it's back % host discokenny.com discokenny.com A 38.106.76.52
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by wendroid 16y ago
Hitting people with a house brick makes them stop chasing you.
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by wendroid 16y ago
Linux is a kernel. It has over 400 syscalls. The userland, with which you are probably familiar, is the GNU part of GNU/Linux. So if you want to blame somebody, blame Stinky Stallman, the baby hater. http://edward.oconnor.cx/2005/04/rms
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by wendroid 16y ago
Even in 2005 it wasn't true and these days one can list a whole host of top organisations that use it: BBC, McLaren & Renault Formula 1 Grand Prix teams, the 3000 Munich Local Govt. Linux desktops, French National Police Force....
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by wendroid 16y ago
hehe read that as "sense of humour"
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by wendroid 16y ago
Your rubric doesn't denote whether I can answer more than one item for the question therefore based on "you can only choose one" then 25% is the chance of being right, as the correct answer is still one of A,B,C,D.
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by wendroid 16y ago
Oh and running mail and DNS on the same box. I hope they know how to administer secure installations. It's not a risk I would be taking.
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by wendroid 16y ago
hmm, maybe it is in your DNS cache or utterly firewalled from the UK % whois discokenny.com ... snip ... NS1.NAMEDNSSERVERS.COM 38.106.76.52 NS2.NAMEDNSSERVERS.COM 38.106.76.53 % traceroute 38.106.76.5
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by wendroid 16y ago
(sorry I want to reply to the reply but there's no reply button for it) Saying there are no s-expression parsers for non-Lisp is ridiculous. This one's http://sexpr.sourceforge.net/ for C, it's been in sourceforge since 2002. perhaps you
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by wendroid 16y ago
Can only be one, Claude Shannon
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by wendroid 16y ago
The only part of an email you can trust are the headers you or your ISP add when it arrives, which is going to be something like : Received: from farlep.net (unknown [89.105.247.162]) by mail.techiferous.net (Postfix) with ESM
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by wendroid 16y ago
I always use the same example as why I dislike XML so much <a> <b>hi</b> </a> is not the same as <a><b>hi</b></a> But Erik Naggum makes the argume
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by wendroid 16y ago
Yes, I concur. There's all sorts of recovery methods available. Though it's nice to share war stories, I'd be a bit embarrassed to reveal the failure.
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by wendroid 16y ago
TRWTF is that they didn't prepare for a catastophic failure such as this one. If you have your POS getting auto-updates then why haven't you considered the possibility that it will go wrong with "WILL NOT BOOT" as a consequence. It should s
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by wendroid 16y ago
It costs us $500 per IP, thank you.
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by wendroid 16y ago
I administer the mail for a local ISP, 10k domains. I think the idea of a Balkanised Facebook is a good one, esp. if was business related. Keeping in touch with customers and aligned groups in a relaxed place but without the threat of one o
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by wendroid 16y ago
In the three fastest formulas all the pilots are solo : Champ Cars, Formula 1, MotoGP. Two person vehicles are available but they are for the experienced pilot to give the novice passenger a thrill. So use logic, not metaphors.
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by wendroid 16y ago
brick -> windshield works pretty good too
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by wendroid 16y ago
When I sit in my car I can also apply the brakes, turn the heater on / off, switch to maximum volume, open the windows, heck I can even drive it into a tree !!
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by wendroid 16y ago
Just you wait for -1
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by wendroid 16y ago
I'm still not convinced, I've run mail servers for over 10 years, one of the lessons you quickly learn is that if you leave one open you soon find your normal mail choked off by getting on a blacklist and if you're on a supposed domestic IP
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by wendroid 16y ago
The references are in that document. They found that giving water and pellet feed increased body mass more than pellet feed alone.

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